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When is deep cleaning necessary?

Deep cleaning is typically recommended when a dog has noticeable plaque or tartar buildup, signs of gum disease, or persistent bad breath. Our deep cleaning is NOT done under anesthesia and requires a thorough examination of the pets mouth before starting cleaning process.

Deep cleaning

pets teeth’s offers significant benefits that go beyond regular brushing.

Here are the key advantages:

Prevents Gum Disease: Deep cleaning, often removes tartar and plaque buildup that brushing alone can't reach. This prevents gingivitis and periodontal disease, which can cause pain, swelling, and bleeding of the gums.

Prevents Tooth Loss: Over time, untreated dental issues can lead to the loosening or loss of teeth. Deep cleaning helps remove bacteria and tartar that contribute to the breakdown of the tooth structure and the gums, preserving your pets teeth.

Reduces Risk of Systemic Health Problems: Bacteria from gum infections can enter the bloodstream and affect major organs, including the heart, liver, and kidneys. Regular deep cleanings help minimize this risk and promote overall health.

Freshens Breath: Deep cleaning removes the build-up of food particles and bacteria that cause bad breath (halitosis). With professional cleaning, your dog’s breath is likely to improve, making them more pleasant to be around.

Relieves Pain and Discomfort: Dental issues, including abscesses or infected gums, can cause significant pain. A deep cleaning helps alleviate these conditions, improving your dog’s comfort and quality of life.

Increases Lifespan: Maintaining good dental health is linked to overall longevity in pets. By preventing oral infections and related health issues, deep cleaning can contribute to a longer, healthier life for your pet.

Better Behavior and Eating Habits: Dogs with dental pain or discomfort might eat less or avoid chewing altogether. After a deep cleaning, they may return to eating with greater enthusiasm and chew more comfortably.

Reduces the Need for Future Interventions: Regular deep cleaning can help prevent the need for more invasive procedures like tooth extractions or treatments for advanced dental disease, potentially saving you money on future veterinary bills.

Add some temporary color to your pets fur! Whether it’s a special event or holiday you can style them to look like leopards, pandas, or rainbows 🌈

Make your pet stand out! Make them look like lions, give them bangs or add a Mohawk to their cut.

Leave the hair behind! Add this package to your pets bath.

A deshedding treatment for pets is beneficial for several reasons:

Reduces Shedding: It helps remove loose, dead fur, significantly reducing the amount of hair your pet sheds around the house, on furniture, and in your car.

Prevents Mats and Tangles: Regular deshedding can prevent mats and tangles from forming in your pet’s coat, which can be uncomfortable and lead to skin irritation.

Improves Coat Health: By removing dead hair and stimulating the skin, deshedding promotes healthier fur growth and can enhance the shine and texture of your pet's coat.

Reduces Allergens: Less shedding means fewer dander particles in the environment, which can help reduce allergens, benefiting both the pet and any allergic humans in the household.

Keeps the Skin Healthy: Deshedding helps prevent the build-up of old fur that can block pores, promoting better air circulation to the skin and reducing the likelihood of skin issues like hot spots.

Enhances Comfort: Pets with a thick, heavy coat can feel cooler and more comfortable after a deshedding treatment, especially during warmer months.

Overall, deshedding treatments improve your pet's comfort, health, and cleanliness, making it a valuable part of regular grooming.

Flea & Tick Shampoo and Conditioner

Oatmeal hydrating Shampoo and Aloe Vera Conditioner for irritated or dry skin.

Anxious or stressed pet? Relax! Add this package to your pets bath, our Aroma Therapy Lavender Bath & Conditioner massage is sure to relax them.

Smelly pet? No worries! Add our deodorizing Package to your pets bath. Leaving them squeaky clean 🐤

We all know it’s hard to keep white fur clean! Add this package to your pets bath to help brighten their fur and minimize stain marks.

Dematting pets offers several important benefits for both their comfort and overall health:

Prevents Discomfort and Pain: Mats can pull on a pet's skin, causing discomfort, irritation, and even pain. Removing mats helps prevent these issues and ensures your pet feels comfortable.

Reduces Risk of Skin Infections: Mats trap moisture, dirt, and bacteria against the skin, which can lead to skin infections, hot spots, or sores. Dematting helps keep the skin clean and healthy.

Promotes Better Circulation: Mats restrict blood flow to the skin, which can affect the health of the hair follicles. Dematting allows for better circulation, promoting healthier fur growth.

Improves Coat Health: Regular dematting prevents the build-up of tangled fur that can become a breeding ground for parasites like fleas and ticks, helping to maintain a healthy coat.

Enhances Grooming Efficiency: Without mats, grooming becomes easier and more efficient, which means your pet’s coat will stay cleaner and look more polished.

Prevents Further Matting: Once mats are removed, it's easier to maintain your pet's coat and prevent new mats from forming. This helps reduce the need for more frequent, intensive grooming.

Comfort and Mobility: Heavy mats can restrict your pet's movement, making it harder for them to move comfortably or play. Removing mats restores their mobility and overall comfort.

In sum, dematting is key to maintaining your pet's physical comfort, skin health, and overall well-being. Regular grooming can prevent mats from forming, making dematting less frequent and easier to manage.

Pets who are too severely matted, in which a blade or comb cannot go through, will have to be referred to a veterinarian

A scissor, brush-out, or clipper fee in pet grooming refers to an additional charge for specialized grooming services that require extra time, attention, or equipment.

Scissor Fee: Applied when a groomer uses scissors for a detailed cut, often to shape or trim the coat with more precision. This service can take longer than standard clippers.

Brush-Out Fee: Charged when a pet has matting, tangling, or excessive shedding. The groomer will spend extra time brushing out the fur to prevent discomfort and ensure a smooth finish.

Clipper Fee: This fee covers the use of clippers for trimming or shaving a pet's coat, particularly for breeds that require more detailed or frequent clipping. It reflects the time and skill needed for a precise cut.

These fees ensure the groomer is compensated for additional time, effort, or specific tools needed to maintain the pet’s grooming needs.